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    Fine arts, BA in Fine arts, Visual communication, BA in Visual Communication

    01.03.2021

    The joy of writing and rewriting

    An interview with Carla Demierre and Fabienne Radi

    While remote teaching has momentarily transformed their common creative writing course into a podcast, Fabienne Radi and Carla Demierre nonetheless advocate for experiential learning: the experience of reading, writing and rewriting beyond…

    Fashion Design, Jewellery and Accessory, Research Institute for Art and Design, Research projects

    01.09.2020

    La maille anticapitaliste

    Interview de Valentine Ebner, responsable du projet KnitGeekResearch

    Historically, the clothing industry has often been in the vanguard of great economic rationalisation movements. It was one of the first industries to be industrialised in the 19th century, and in the…

    Non classé

    18.06.2020

    Introduction – Le mémoire, une formation intellectuelle et sensible

    An interview with Lysianne Léchot Hirt and Anthony Masure

    Each year, the Master’s theses produced at the HEAD – Genève bear witness to great thematic, methodological and formal wealth. As mentioned by Lysianne Léchot Hirt and Anthony Masure (respectively head of…

    Fine arts, MA TRANS - Art, education, engagement

    17.06.2020

    Pourquoi

    Master Thesis by Greg Clément

    Pourquoi (Why) is an essay that considers the position of the author within a collective form of cinema. Pourquoi articulates film analysis, accounts of experimentations and descriptions of devices. Pourquoi guides and questions an action-research, on which…

    Fine arts, CCC Research-based Master Programme

    16.06.2020

    To Destroy a World

    Master Thesis by Laila A. Torres Mendieta

    In the Master’s thesis she completed in 2019 within the framework of the CCC, Laila A. Torres Mendieta uses the performativity of fiction theory to create what she calls “fissures” in the…

    Fine arts, CCC Research-based Master Programme

    15.06.2020

    rano rano, naming, listening to, refusing the coloniality of the exhibitionary complex

    Master Thesis by Léa Thaïs Genoud

    The research conducted by Léa Genoud within the framework of the CCC Master’s research programme in 2019 is a reflection on the coloniality of the museum – a product of Western imperialist…

    Fine arts, Work.Master – Contemporary Artistic Practices

    14.06.2020

    Clara, Chuck et les autres

    Master Thesis by Laura Spozio

    Laura Spozio proposes a reworked version of her 2019 Visual Art Master’s Thesis for this online publication. Readers can choose between two non-linear entries. The first story is of a literary nature,…

    Fine arts, Work.Master – Contemporary Artistic Practices

    14.06.2020

    Love is what you want

    Master Thesis by Diane Rivoire

    Through a montage of texts and interviews with artists and authors, Diane Rivoire traces the links between art, love and friendship, the love of art and workplace friendships. Some passages are borrowed…

    Fine arts, Work.Master – Contemporary Artistic Practices

    13.06.2020

    N’importe quoi mais pas ça

    Master Thesis by Johana Blanc

    Johana Blanc’s 2020 Work.Master Master’s thesis collects together a series of peremptory judgements sprinkled by some artists, critics and other authority figures of the art world when talking about art. Banishing some…

    Fashion Design, Jewellery and Accessory, MA in Fashion and Accessory Design

    12.06.2020

    Sustainability revisited

    MA in Fashion and Accessory Design Thesis by Tara Mabiala

    In her Fashion and Accessory Design Master’s thesis, Tara Mabiala tackles the question of sustainability in fashion through an affective and political approach. Instead of focusing on an optimisation of production modes…

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